Dr. Supriya Mannepalli, Northeast Georgia Medical Center’s medical director of infectious disease medicine, said she has not personally worked with an identified variant case because the health system doesn’t offer a test to determine if someone specifically has B. 1. 1. 7. However, she said this doesn’t mean she hasn’t come across a patient with the variant.
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